So just after I found out where I was going for internship (I found out a year and 3 days ago) I was talking to my friend Brent on his birthday and talking about Thunder Bay and he recommended seeing Kakabeka Falls. So I finally took the time and went out there. They were spectacular. This was a great time of year to see them as half of them were still frozen while the other half were in full force. I will have to check them out later in the summer.
Thanks Brent, they were beautiful!
Well I know I haven't posted in ages and I apologize for that. Apparently the first half of the internship is a walk in the park compared to the second half. Things have been really busy and at times not so pleasant. They seem, for the most part, to be on the upswing. The next few months of my time here will be very busy. I will be on a trip every month from now until August.
I took a day off today for the first time in a couple weeks and went to Kakabeka Falls (last picture & more to come) and Marina Park. The first few pictures are from there. The most well known landmark in the area is the Sleeping Giant. The Sleeping Giant is on the same peninsula as Pass Lake. In the first two pictures you can see the Sleeping Giant as visible from Marina Park.
Easter was wondeful, although busy of course. I assisted at a service in town for Maundy Thursday and then led Good Friday and Easter Sunday here in Pass Lake. We also had a community Easter breakfast that was well attended by many at the community hall.
The youth and their parents have been working very hard to raise enough money for their trip to Whitehorse this summer. We have made hundreds of dozens of perogies, had a snow machine rally, a shrove Tuesday pancake supper and a dinner and concert so far. They are past the halfway mark in their fundraising.
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I'm in Thunder Bay for a few hours today but don't have time to post much so here are some pictures and when things settle down I will post text to go with them!
